Sentence examples for clinically inefficient from inspiring English sources
This is clinically inefficient and raises ethical concerns, as treatment may be given to subjects who would not have become psychotic in the absence of intervention.
Geographic variations in practices and expenditures have been widely documented, leading to concerns that care in some regions is clinically suboptimal and/or economically inefficient.
The use of the bacterial type III secretion system for transient delivery of nuclear proteins to modify intrinsic gene expression has the potential to replace many of the current methods that have several pitfalls such as inefficient, mutagenic and clinically inapplicable.
Human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC -derived endothPSC -derivedendothelialstitutes a promising source for therapeutic revasculineageion, but progress in this arena has been hampered by a lacells constitutesscalable differentiation promising and inefficient formation of a functional vesourceetwork integrating with the host circulation upon transplantation.
We first identified that VM existed in squamous cell carcinoma to disclose the secret why we fail to explain invasion and metastasis only by angiogenesis and being inefficient in antiangiogenesis therapy for HNSCC clinically [ 10].
In the escape phase, when tumors start proliferating, expanding in size, and forming clinically detectable masses, the immune system, in turn, becomes inefficient or tolerates tumor growth.
The process is relatively inefficient; most tumours regress or remain indolent and clinically silent.
As failure at any of these numerous steps in the process will result in failure of the cell to form a clinically relevant metastatic tumour, it is perhaps not surprising that metastasis is an extremely inefficient process.
